Credit: The Gallup Organization
Gallup routinely asks Americans about the importance of religion in their everyday lives, and how often they attend religious services. We have not yet had an opportunity to ask these questions directly to President Donald Trump himself. And we have not asked Americans directly about Trump’s religion. But I suspect that most Americans don’t associate Trump with personal religiousness in the way that they did, for example, President Jimmy Carter.
Trump himself seems quite willing to talk about his religious background. In his speech at the National Prayer Breakfast last month, Trump said, “I was blessed to be raised in a churched home. My mother and father taught me that to whom much is given, much is expected. I was sworn in on the very Bible from which my mother would teach us as young children, and that faith lives on in my heart every single day.”
Trump was raised a Presbyterian in Jamaica, Queens. While growing up, he and his family gravitated toward the Marble Collegiate Church in Manhattan, with its famous pastor […]
It is obvious that Trump worships MONEY.
I think it is time to call the ‘religious’ who support Trump for what they are: demonists. The Thing they worship were it human would be locked up for life a criminally insane.They worship Something that, by their reasoning, kills some 40% of fertile embryos through failure to implant or miscarriage, utterly dwarfing Baal at Carthage, all the while pretending to be ‘pro-life.’
Many of these demonists think of themselves as ‘good people,; but so did many rank and file Nazis. It is well past time to identify them for what they are: devotees of something more like Cthulhu than anything Jesus ever taught. Or in Christian terms: demonists.